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Huh! Learn something new everyday!

Sad to see a tree go down. Surprised you didn’t get more damage with that kind of wind!

Whew! That was a lot of work! I am exhausted just watching you. Love your woods, but it sure is a lot of work keeping them cleaned up and mowed!

Oh, the number of times over the years we could have used a tool like that!

Only works with older vehicles. The newer ones make you gave to pull out multiple components to even get to the light bulbs

I like the long handle on that tool! Sure beats leaning over to pop those dandelions out!

what was wrong with the mower deck for your cub cadet and is the mower still on yet ?

Nice clamps!

Wow! That was a job well done!

That is a cool little tool!

Inner City Unit

That is really cool! We enjoy seeing these cool tool videos!

Hi Steve. This is Buzz (recently retired MCTD). I rented one of these and was looking for a video on it and found you! Great video!

😳 Yikes!

When you are weak i guess anything can kill you?

"It was deliberate... It was deliberate" 😂😂😂 if I had that clip it would be on here right now. Thank you gimli

We need to have a SawStop for hand saws 😮

Damn almost died right there

Not my style, but appreciate the effort. Id love this with a nice dark, walnut-esque stain; and some light gray walls. Would be cool. I appreciate this is a very vintage door with a lot of ... "love" but you can actually get most of those dents out. As long as t he fibers arent severed, you can use a *very* damp rag and a soldering iron and it kinda steams out the dents. Wont be perfect, but perfect isnt happening here either way. Just depends what youre going for. That door handle is insane though; very nice quality. Guessing you used a lot of naptha and/or mineral spirits here to clean it up?

One of my hobbies is collecting these types of wrenches; I genuinely love them. Ive never actually seen one like this design before! Its like a hybrid of a couple designs of stuff I do have. Very cool. Looks a bit bent tho lol

Just binge watching at this point lol. These are exceptional; what a great find.

Always hated these lol. Cool swag, but not really a useful tool.

hahahaha, Sooo I was writing a paragraph about how this tool is awesome but you can get cheaper ones off like wish (I know I know... but they are genuinely just as good) for 20 bucks. It seems incra learned about this and has sense lowered their prices lmao... .to about 20 bucks. Yeah just get the OG here I guess. These used to be like 80-100 bucks from incra; totally not worth it. The "cheap chinese" ones were likely made in the same place lol; its a laser cut piece of stainless, theres just not a whole lot to screw up here. Anyway, if youre using the slots for cutting, get some tungsten engravers (those cheap ones that look like pens wit hthe screw on tips); and you get a nice reference line, not just a visual indicator. Cool tool indeed.

Yes, obviously the pullsaw's fault. Maybe you were pushing it too hard...🤔

😂😂😂😂😂

The paintholder is also ideal for this job! th-cam.com/users/shortsbTZO-uCc1z0

yes it was way harder than I thought too they said 15 minutes ha

I just put together this sweeper and just had bought a separate dethatcher that I put together couldnt find the attachment boy wished I would have seen this a few days ago. Will work good but just now have to take up twice the space i dont have

Wish I could put myself on that speed to get my messes cleaned up!

do you still have your cubcadet tractor and yardworks lawn sweeper?

I really enjoy seeing your cool tool videos. This one is so cool. It is amazing to see all these tools someone invented to get the job done!

Wow! What a time and energy saver!

Handy tool, and you can see it has been well used.

Very good 👍 great video 👍🤝

Muy rápido 😂😂😂😂

Looks really good!

Nicely done, Small Town Steve!

I like the idea of wet sanding them! Good work!

Cool tiles… did you buy them as coasters? Or did you make them into coasters?

Nice repair work

They look nice, do you prefer the shiny brass or when they “dull” up a bit?

Looks like a solid day of work! I’d be interested to see the plan once you get all that raked!

Looks good! Glad to see you were wearing gloves-you could have had some giant blisters!

Obviously old, but it still works!

Wow, that was a lot of work, but they look great!

Great to see these old tools. Amazing to see the things people have come up with to get the job done!

Did you find the problem with the wires for the lights?

You saved the day, Steve!

I like your cool tool segments. It is fun to see some of these little tools that can be so useful.

Thanks Steve! This is very touching. 😊❤